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    Queen of Hearts
    Queen of Hearts
    Queen of Hearts
    Ebook21 pages16 minutes

    Queen of Hearts

    By Mary Quast

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    Jenny has secretly lusted for her sexy next door neighbor for years but won't cross that invisible line dividing friendship and romance even if it is Valentine's Day.

    Josh is done with his provocative life and ready to settle down. With a few tricks up his sleeve and the Valentine's Day costume party, he takes a chance on seducing his best girl pal.

    Will the Queen of Hearts allow herself to be seduced by Madd Hatter's kiss and offer of more?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMary Quast
    Release dateFeb 19, 2011
    ISBN9781465974655
    Queen of Hearts
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    Mary Quast

    In the woods of Michigan there is a log home and inside hidden away inside, Mary Quast is busy writing sensual contemporary romance novels or posting on a sexy blog. Being a pilot's wife and a mom to three boys, one cat, two dogs, and three guinea pigs makes her life interesting.

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      Queen of Hearts - Mary Quast

      Chapter 1

      Unusually warm temperatures for March melted the snow quickly, leaving puddles on the street and sidewalk. Strong green shoots of hyacinths and crocus pushed through the hard soil around the trees planted along the store fronts. Shopkeepers took advantage of the mild weather and prepared their store fronts for the day.

      He stepped out of an apartment located over the local shops. Walking along the sidewalk with determination in his step, his flannel shirt fluttered open.

      Well if it isn't Robbie Mac Donnell. The pub owner stopped sweeping the porch to lean against his broom. Good to see you back, lad.

      Top of the morning, Mr. Murphy. It's good to be back, sir.

      Off to the coffee shop to see a particular young lady on this glorious morning? The older man winked.

      Maybe, Robbie smiled, I'll stop in for a bit for lunch.

      Maybe, Mr. Murphy laughed. We'll see.

      Robbie continued walking, smiling to himself. The good life could only get better; no doubt about it.

      Hey, Robbie, my boy! Think quick!

      He turned just in time to catch an apple that had been tossed in his direction from the grocer. Mr. Jennings came out of his door with a bin of fresh fruit to display in an effort to attract

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